Which of the following is NOT a type of procedural communication?
A) setting the agenda and distributing it
B) helping research and collect information
C) taking notes or minutes
D) setting up equipment

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Procedural communication involves the methods and processes used to facilitate the flow of information necessary for accomplishing tasks. Helping research and collect information is more related to content or task-specific support rather than the procedural aspects of communication, such as organizing meetings (setting agendas), documenting discussions (taking notes or minutes), or preparing the physical or digital environment for communication (setting up equipment).

Which of the Following Is NOT a Type of Procedural